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Thursday 27th Jan - What small DFW things will you do today??!
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:T I have just opened a letter from E.On, my electric supplier. just before xmas they sent out a survey, informing that they would give a £100 to first x amount of customers who applied before a set date. . I remember saying then to my carer , I should be so lucky!!:D. The letter states, they will be crediting my account with this amount!!:T a winter rebate!!.
just wanted to share the good news!!! 0 -
Wow snoop - £150 in two letters! Perhaps I should say " I should be so lucky"
Making magic with fabricLight travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.0 -
Morning All

List for today:
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ordered free box from Graze that was in Martins email
HM bread
washing on low, dry inside
[/STRIKE]small shop at mr T or may have a drive and go to Mr S as I can self scan there and check my spends, shop will be based on meal plan and budget. Getting quite addicted to only having small amounts in cupboards and fridges rather than them being rammed and then it being thrown away :eek:
stick to WW - so far so good
log food at WW
[STRIKE]
work from home, must do lots
[/STRIKE]book hotel for work next week, through quidco
move some money around
see if I can find my HMRC letter and give them a call - can't but am going to call anyway
[STRIKE]Call the unhelpful builders and try not to rant, is 11 months wait for a warranty and over a dozen phonecalls unreasonable [/STRIKE]:mad: - still no sign, he says he'll chase again double :mad:
Think thats about all, have a good day everyone
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stitching_witch wrote: »Wow snoop - £150 in two letters! Perhaps I should say " I should be so lucky"

:beer: Stitchy!! I can hardly believe it myself!! I thinking who can I treat!! I can't think of anything for myself:eek::D0 -
Hugs to all who need them.
I have not bought a coffee from the sandwich shop saving myself £1.30.
Last night I paid £6.80 for 2 cinema tickets.
We didnt buy any sweets or popcorn so night out for £6.80:j
Home made breakfast and lunch from stores at home:T
I love this site. It strengthens my resolve when I type out, for ex, that I wont buy any coffee. Next week I am going to try for my first number of no spend days. I was thinking of three or four.0 -
Hi everyone and thanks to moneypenny for starting us off

Wow snoop, you must be so chuffed... happy day for you!!! :T
My list for today: -- morning cup of tea at work
- breakfast, lunch and snacks to work
- weekly shop tonight per meal planner (should be under £20)
- check on-line banking and update ss
- check surveys
- nsd (I don't count weekly shop)
- tea per meal planner
- drink plenty water (chiller at work so free)
- be positive

x New starting debt 30/12/2018 £30,164.76:eek:
Revised debt £29,361.70 2.66% paid0 -
Hey all you lovely ladies (and gents) :wave:
Haven't had chance to post for a few days, been so manic at work but I'm off for 14 days now to spend some time with my OH!!! :j
So far today I have ....- Changed bedding
- Quick wash on 30 - dry on airer
- Put dry washing away
- Let girl's (rabbits) out to stretch their legs
- Made millionaires shortbread :drool:
- Had a home pamper session using some of my many beauty products!!
- All food from stores
- NSD (20 so far :money:)
- Check banking (paid off Next account yesterday & closed my account :beer: only my cc to pay off now!!!
- Order my sister's birthday present using the shopbot.
- Update my budget for February
- DVD night tonight with my friends :cool:
Anyway i'm off to grab a :coffee:and some lunch!!!
Mwah x x0 -
hi everyone,
feel so fed up today as the only thing i would like to do in life is buy a house but with mine and oh credit score being so bad i feel like we will never get a mortage and will be being rent forever more
apart from this today i have/will
checked online bank
get some gas and petrol
do some work
one load of washing outside drying (keep away rain please)
no heating on til the normal time tonight
dinner and tea from store cupboards
hope everyone has a good day :j:eek::eek::eek:grand total of debt on 21/1/11 is £8,208.19 :eek::eek::eek:
debt total on 30/07/12 is £4313.52
water £847.75, HSBC £479.66, vodafone £262.35, Captial one £415, AA £47.97, scotcall (scottish power) £622, Arrow £420, Welcome £642.41, CSA (scottish power) £484.90, BT £91.500 -
Afternoon everyone,
Hope everyones had a good day so far, sounds like you have snoop with your news today:T. I've had a stressful day, my head now hurts. Been trying to sort mortgage out as our fixed rate finishes next month, OH is usless with financial stuff so it all gets left to me:(. Dont mind doing budgets n stuff on my own but bigger stuff like this i wish i had a bit more support from him. Oh well i think i've just about got it sorted myself.
Today i have/will do.....
been shopping to get milk and some bits on offer at tescos (£20.22 spent, £20 was my limit), got quite a bit, enough to last till my big shop comes
cancelled 2 credit cards
lunch at my mums
tea from stores
no heating - although it'll be going on at 6ish for boys baths
had my uncle round to do a few odd jobs, he's coming again tomoro to do a few more
paid lump off OH's credit card
checked bank balance (yay pay day tomoro!)
need to check e-mails
need to check for surveys
need to do daily clicks£387.39/£196.46
Pay my debt by End of Feb 2022
49.28% paid!
£199.55/£500 savings by End of April 2022
39.91% saved!
Make £2022 in 2022 - £200 -
Hey there all... nearly Friday so that means nearly the weekend, so that also means nearly Monday and payday lol!!
Thanks moneypenny for starting off the thread, love coming on here and seeing what everyone's up to
Things I've done or will do:-
- NSD (9/12 for month!)
- Lunch from home
- Dinner from freezer (chicken with brocolli cheese, yumyumyum & healthy-ish too)
- Check online banking x 2
- Worked hard at work... gotta show initiative and confidence when calling clients as it all goes towards me becoming a fully qualified account exec!
- Changing up some money in my change pot so my lil sis can go to her friend's party on Sat
- Tidy room again, it gets messy so easily!
October Grocery Challenge - £67.18/£135
Save up £500 - £0/£500
NSDs for October - 0/100
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